Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1887-03-18
LOCALS
-The nice weather continues.

The. nice weather continues.
Rock Salt ii Roth Bros. 2Q1
Business Of sl kinds is liv,ning
up.
VIII Hill has sixty acres OF wheat
sown.
Farmers have commenced working
L the fields.
Mrs. Cady is visiting friends at the
-prings this week.
Frank Browns family have re-
.Grned from Woons0cket.
Three tsnds Of Plug Tobacco for
scots per pound az Roth Bros.
Chas. ". AfcDonald's two little
oys are sick with severe colds.
Miss 2lnnie shryock boards with
irs. Blank and attends school.
We hear that L. VI. Castleman's
children have both been quite sick.
-BoEN-To Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mcdonald, or Tuesday last. q son.
Will Spears moved out to his claim.
i've miles we2t OF the hills. this week.
Mrs. r. S. Bateman and Mrs. Geo.
Batemsn spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Hall.
MIR, Ford is always in his barber
shop on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Giye him a call.
Mrs. Spears called to take We editor
out riding last Sunday. but alas, ye ed
tor had vanished.
Geo, T. Ravens. of Woonsocket.
again holds a position in this ofice. He
5 an excellent compositor.
Treasurer Williams gave a whist
party last Monday evening at his pri-
yste rooms en- Main street.
-FoR sALE--Cne span CT mrles
With harness and wagon. Enquire Of
j n Spears. minis
H. a. Miller went to Alpena yes
teriay. He was expecting to attend
she odd Fellows Lodge at that place.
"A. T. & a. II. Special March Is. 1887.
Work on the second degree. a full at
tendance requested. Visitors vel
come.
r.. 3. Bateman ard wife are at
lome again, and their many friends re-
ioice. They will 1--we On their farm this
summer.
Mr.. Blowers is much interested in
the Free Methodist college and is do
ing what he can to bring i. to the
springs.
a ten pound boy arrived Wednes-
day night to gladden. the hearts Of
-Alols and Anna Roth. Uncle ,Theo-
dore is wonderfully proud.
-NIessrs. r. S. and Geo. Bateman
respectfully request the travelling pub
lie to keep the road where practicable,
and avoid crossing their plowed ground.
-Chas. G. Rohr will have an auction
a. his place OF Sec. ~21-l06-63. Thurs
day March q. Farmers wanting stock
tor farm Implements will do well TO at
lend.
Mr.. Martin made the HERALD Of
ice a call Tuesday. He reports his
daughter Jessie well pleased with her
situation at the Messenger cif;ce IN
Waterbury.
Mr.. Russ evidently likes the old
fashioned way Of doing things. He
has engaged the sheriff to SOW his
wheat by hand, and Of course it will be
lone lust right.
Another railroad horror. This time
IN Massachusetts between Forestville
and Roslindale. Five cars broke
through a bridge and fell 20feet killing
about 40 persons.
-WANTED-A responsible party to
elant and care fer twenty acres Of trees
chs season, on claims within FIVE or
six miles of Washington Springs. En-
lulre at HERALD office, 2O5tf
"A. Z. Turriil ana Geo. Barnea, Of
Pleasant Township were callers at the
HERALD Office last week, They report
she railroad q sure thing on The vest
side, and everything booming.
%. 7. Hull, OF The Jerau1d County
Messenger, called at the HERALD Office
last week. Both editors were absent,
but the devil entertained him to the
pest Of his ability. Call again, Brother
Hull.
The death OF Capt. Ohm 3. EadS The
famous engineer will be a great detri-
f-nent to the Tehuantepec ship railway
project. He was very enthusiastic
it's SUCCESS ard was the leading
spirit in all plans fer its advancement.
The Ggsociate editor returned from
ner trip to Wisconsin last Saturday.
and found the haste not dry end t4a